Quick Summary
This Bluetooth ballistic precision chronograph speed tester measures projectile speed from 1-999.9 m/s and is intended for timing a range of sports and projectile uses. It includes 3 light bars and support rod, and the stated reading range also appears as 30-9999 FPS in the product copy.
The built-in light source means no external light source is required, and the darker the ambient light, the better the machine performs. For bright outdoor use, a hood must be added. The unit also supports historical query and average value display.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Ballistic precision chronograph speed tester for measuring projectile speed. |
| Measuring range | 1-999.9 m/s, with a second stated range of 30-9999 FPS. Check which unit you want to work with before choosing an offer. |
| Light bars | 3 light bars are included. The light bar markings matter during installation. |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth is included for more convenient use. |
| Display functions | Historical query and average value display are stated. These help when comparing repeated measurements. |
| Materials | Aluminium alloy and stainless steel are named in the product copy. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Measurement range: Compare the stated speed range with the speeds you need to measure.
- Unit display: The product wording gives both m/s and FPS, so confirm the unit format you want to use.
- Lighting conditions: Built-in lighting is included, but a hood is needed for bright outdoor use.
- Setup and orientation: Check the left and right markings on the light bar during installation, and note that the light bar light points downward.
- Data functions: If saved or repeated readings matter, check that Bluetooth, history query and average display suit your workflow.
What Else You May Need
A hood is required for outdoor use in bright light conditions. If you plan to use the tester in that environment, include that in your setup check before buying.
Before You Decide
Confirm the measurement range, the unit format you want to use, and whether you need the hood for bright outdoor conditions. Also check the light-bar orientation marks during installation so the tester is set up as intended.
